Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales

As usual for CD Project Red, the game has solid storyline with awesome polish voiceacting. The game can work even on a laptop with integrated graphic card (Intel HD Graphics user here), so basically anyone can play it. The game is not super long, it took me over 20 hours to finish it, but it still more that I expected. I'm not sure if 80 zł (so, like 15-18 dollars/euro) is a good enough price for it. If you find this game on discount, like 50 zł or less (10 dollars/euro), you are a fan of Witcher and fan of card games, you better buy it! I love that one battle, which beautifully relates to the one in books of Sapkowski. I also like the fact that you are making choices that actually make difference in the game. Some card riddles were annoying, some were fine. The problem of this game right now is that gold chests are not much of a reward. Sure, they give you some gold, but also provide you with some items for multiplayer Gwent game. Considering the fact that CDP does not support multiplayer anymore (also mobile version)... Well, it looses a value. Anyway, it was worth to play this game.

This game plays like a combination of gwent and audiobook, a really good audiobook in which you decide how the story unfolds. Very often your decisions matter and you must face the consequences. The gwent riddles add nice twist to the game. They are not overly hard, but let you experience different play styles and shinanigans. Played at the hardest difficulty so can't say how hard this game is at lower settings. Sometimes the fights were a bit of a challenge. You have to be prepared to switch some cards in and out and do not get 100% attached to your tactic since it changes over time. Had a great experience.

Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales is a card game set in the Witcher universe. You play as Meve, a deposed queen trying to regain her throne with the help of her army, taking place during the timeline of the books, even before Witcher 1. However the most important difference is the gameplay. It's a Gwent-focused game, yet still contains some RPG elements, like how you have a map to roam, sidequests to do, and your choices matter. In this game, Gwent's rules and mechanics are a bit different and more complicated than the one in Witcher 3. It serves as a "stand-in" for armies and events, like for example when you're fighting a Nilfgaardian army, they will only use Nilfgaard cards, no random monster or elf cards in their deck. When you recruit a character, their card will be added to your deck, and if they leave, you can't use their card anymore. If you dislike Gwent, good news, the card games can be skipped on easier difficulties. So you technically can just play Thronebreaker like a point-and-click game, but you will be missing out on half the game. A major problem with this game is the lack of multiple save slots. You cannot manually make another save or quicksave, as each game only has 1 save, a single misclick can bring disastrous results. Personally, I think it would be a lot better if you can make multiple saves, as it's also easier to view alternate outcomes. The treasure chest collectibles also sadly doesn't unlock content here other than an achievement. They unlock rewards for the multiplayer Gwent game. Thronebreaker is a surprisingly great game set in the Witcher universe, even if it looks and plays different from the main games. The quality is on-par, and the soundtrack is amazing as well. If you're a Witcher fan, no matter if you're a Gwent addict or simply just want the story, you won't regret playing this game.

Yes its a beautiful game! I m glad !

excellent writing excellent gameplay excellent voice acting excellent artstyle excellent story excellent dialouge compelling characters